'There's Nothing Left': Dixie Fire Burns Down 75 Percent of Greenville, CA
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'There's Nothing Left': Dixie Fire Burns Down 75 Percent of Greenville, CA
NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports from Greenville, California, where he says “there’s nothing left” other than ruins of destroyed buildings due to the massive Dixie Fire. » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC » Watch more NBC video: http://bit.ly/MoreNBCNews NBC News Digital is a collection of innovative and ...
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Dixie Fire devastates Greenville, California
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Dixie Fire devastates Greenville, California
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From ashes to action: Greenville’s comeback after the Dixie Fire is nothing short of inspiring. Strategic plans, affordable homes, and pop-up businesses are reshaping the town’s future. The Almanor Foundation is proud to play a key role as a funder, grant manager, collaborator, and facilitator for many of these projects. We have worked on developing a vision for Greenville destroyed in the 2021 Dixie Fire with many partners. Learn more about the [re]build process and active or potential projects
From ashes to action: Greenville’s comeback after the Dixie Fire is nothing short of inspiring. Strategic plans, affordable homes, and pop-up businesses are reshaping the town’s future. The Almanor Foundation is proud to play a key role as a funder, grant manager, collaborator, and facilitator for many of these projects. We have worked on developing a vision for Greenville destroyed in the 2021 Dixie Fire with many partners. Learn more about the [re]build process and active or potential projects
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Cal Fire said the three-week-old Dixie Fire grew to 322,502 acres overnight, driven by fierce winds, and leveled about 75% of Greenville, Calif., a Gold Rush-era community of about 1,000. Read more: https://trib.al/r9HaK0h | PennLive.com
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Cal Fire said the three-week-old Dixie Fire grew to 322,502 acres overnight, driven by fierce winds, and leveled about 75% of Greenville, Calif., a Gold Rush-era community of about 1,000. Read more: https://trib.al/r9HaK0h | PennLive.com
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21K views · 266 reactions | The town of Greenville, California has been almost totally eliminated by the catastrophic Dixie fire that has climbed in rank to the sixth worst fire in California's history. Six of the seven worst fires in the states history have burned within the last year. Tonight on The News with Shepard Smith. | CNBC | Facebook
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